| Front | Cognitive Restruturing |
| Back | Process of turning negative thoughts into positive ones |
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| Front | Dizygotic Twins |
| Back | 2 Seperate fertilised eggs, non identical but share around 50% of genes like any other siblings |
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| Front | Failure to Function Adequateley |
| Back | A person may cross teh line between 'normal' and 'abnormal' at the point when they can no longer cope with the demands of everyday life. - usually unable to maintain basic standards of nutrition and hygieneDYSFUNCTIONAL BEHAVIOURThis behaviour which interferes with a persons ability to lead a normal,everyday life. e.g having to check your oven 20 times before leaving home for work and now becoming lateOBSERVER DISCOMFORTWhen someone behaviour causes upset or discomfort to others. Could be to a stranger or causing distress towards friends or family. - Person making others feel uncomfortable by shouting.PERSONAL DISTRESSMay feel intensily unhappy, see themselves as inadequate and see their future as bleak. - being so unhappy you spend time crying alone.STRENGTHSA person may look like they are functioning to others but if they personally feel like they are not coping then this definition still covers this.- Makes it easier to judge whether they are failing to function adequateley according to them AO3:When an individual seeks help, it can be subjective if they are functioning adequateley. e.g someone might say they are distressed but a psychiatrist might say they are functioning.LIMITATIONsome disorders people are still able to function adequateley e.g carry on work and keep up hygiene. (e.g psyhopaths) - It means definition is not complete and it doesnt account for those functioning well but still suffer from illness. |
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